Last states and territories near vaccination targets

The nation's last states and territories are approaching 80 per cent of residents fully vaccinated.

Queensland, Western Australia and the Northern Territory are still yet to reach the milestone.

WA is the least vaccinated place, at 77.8 per cent.

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Overall, 88 per cent of Australians over 16 are fully vaccinated and 92.8 per cent have had one dose, making the nation one of the most highly vaccinated in the world.

GPs, pharmacies and state-run hubs — including drive-through clinics — are all doing vaccinations with AstraZeneca, Pfizer and Moderna. You can make a vaccination booking here.

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Here are the latest state and territory breakdowns according to the Australian Government.

The numbers are for eligible adults as published on December 5.

New South Wales

Official data shows 94.6 per cent of people have had a single jab, while 92.8 per cent are fully vaccinated.

Victoria

In Victoria, 93.4 per cent of residents have rolled up their sleeves once, according to national data.

A total of 91.2 per cent are fully vaccinated.

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Queensland

The Sunshine State has given 87.3 per cent of eligible people one dose, and 78.4 per cent have had both.

Australian Capital Territory

In the ACT, more than 95 per cent of people have had both doses.

South Australia

South Australia has had 90.3 per cent of eligible residents have their first dose, while 82.5 per cent of them are fully vaccinated.

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Western Australia

In Western Australia, 87.5 per cent have had their first jab and 77.8 per cent are fully vaccinated.

Northern Territory

In the NT, 87.9 per cent have had at least one dose, and 79 per cent are fully vaccinated.

Tasmania

In Tasmania, 94.6 per cent of eligible residents have had one dose, while 88.4 per cent are fully jabbed.

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